10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TINSTONE»
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1
Mineral Products of New South Wales
GotJLBUBN. Albury Gold, pyrites. Copobella Copper ores. Jingellic Creek
Tinstone. GRESHAM. AnnRiver Tinstone. Henry River Tinstone. Mitchell River
Tinstone, gold. Nymboi River Carnelian, gold. HAKDINGE. Auburn Vale Creek
Tinstone.
Harrie Wood, Charles Smith Wilkinson, Archibald Liversidge, 1882
2
The minerals of New South Wales, etc
Emmaville (near) Chlorite, copper ores, galena, iron (oxide, pyrites, pyrrhotine),
mis- pickel, silver ore, tinstone, zinc (blende, oxide), zircon. Emu Creek Gold,
prehnite, scolezite. Furrucabad Mispickel. Gilghi Stream-tin ore. Glen Creek
Chlorite ...
Archibald Liversidge, 1888
W. Millers Claim 12255e Tinstone Emu Cheek ... ... ... ... ... City of Pompeii Claim
12255 E* Tinstone Wooloman's Creek. 12256e Sample of lode Wooloman's
Cueek ... ... ... ... Minnie Moxam's Claim 12257e Tinstone Wooloman's Creek.
12258e ...
4
A Classified and Descriptive Catalogue of the Indian ...
Bichromate of potash, from Salem ore. MANGANESE. 145. Psilomelane, with
limonite, from Tavoy, Tenasserim. 146. Psilomelane, from Mergui, Tenasserim.
TIN. 147. Impure tinstone, from north of Parisnath Hill, in the district of Hazaribagh
.
5
Prospecting for Minerals: A Practical Handbook for ...
Tinstone also occurs largely in lodes, and these are generally the oldest lodes of
the district ; but in some cases in Cornwall copper lodes have been known to
change to tin in depth, so that this law cannot be looked upon as infallible. Tests
for ...
6
Handbook to the Mining and Geological Museum, Sydney
The tinstone occurs in quartz, and is associated with arsenical pyrites. 1621,
Mole Tableland : fine-grained granite (eurite) traversed by strings of tinstone.
7958, Torrington Lode : a good instance of a felspathic rock thoroughly
impregnated ...
George William Card, 1902
The quartz was the first formed, and after the tinstone had been deposited there
appeared to be a later growth of quartz which partly covered the tinstone and was
itself somewhat distorted in the process. In some cases, however, it was clear ...
Geological Survey of New South Wales, 1917
8
A Descriptive Catalogue of a New Collection of Minerals in ...
Tinstone, of a blackish-brown colour, massive, mixed with quarz and mica ; from
Zinnwalde, in Bohemia. 492. Tinstone, of a black colour, massive, with some
quarz ; from Ehrenfriedersdorf, Saxony. 493. Tinstone, of a black colour, in small
...
Carl Ludwig Giesecke, 1832
9
De Re Metallica, Translated from the First Latin Edition of 1556
fine tinstone and sand, the material may flow into the other. Each buddle is twelve
feet long, one cubit deep, and a foot and a half broad. The tinstone which settles
in theupper part of the buddles is called the large size; these are frequently ...
l. 82-83.
Howard Jerome Strauss, 1949
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